MPs warn that universities do not offer value for money
A group of MPs have delivered a scathing attack on the higher education sector, claiming that it doesn’t represent value for money.
Young people are ‘right to be angry’ says PM as new housing plans unveiled
Young people are ‘right to be angry’ at the lack of homes available for them, the Prime Minister has said in a speech today.
University of Lincoln responds to launch of post-18 education review
The University of Lincoln has welcomed the news of a review of post-18 education – following an announcement by the Prime Minister in a speech yesterday.
Prime Minister Theresa May announces post-18 education review
The Government is to review ‘the whole post-18 education sector’ – the Prime Minister has announced during a speech in Derby earlier today.
What’s Just Happened? – The Carillion Crisis
Our Deputy News Editor Oliver Pridmore takes you through a step-by-step guide on the Carillion crisis in the very first edition of ‘What’s Just Happened?’
Theresa May reveals plans to freeze tuition fees and increase repayment level
Plans to freeze tuition fees at £9,250 and raise the repayment threshold to £25,000 have been announced by Theresa May, ahead of a speech at the Conservative Party Conference in…
Extremist speakers to be banned from UK universities
New powers to be introduced will make the Home Secretary able to order universities to ban extremist speakers from campus.